PP board is a plastic material, which is a semi-crystalline substance made from PP resin and various additives. PP boards have low density and light weight, with advantages such as good heat resistance, high mechanical strength, stable chemical properties, and excellent electrical insulation. PP boards are widely used in various fields, including chemical, mechanical, electronics, food packaging, and medical industries.

PP boards can generally be classified into glass fiber reinforced PP boards, polypropylene extruded boards, and pure PP boards. Among these, glass fiber reinforced PP boards offer better performance in terms of strength and stiffness compared to standard PP boards, with advantages such as excellent heat resistance and corrosion and arc resistance. Pure PP boards are known for their good chemical resistance, impact resistance, and weldability, making them one of the plastics that meet environmental requirements.

PP boards come in a variety of sizes and colors, with common colors including white, beige, light gray, blue, and translucent. The thickness of PP boards ranges from 0.5 to 100 mm, the length from 100 to 10,000 mm, and the maximum width is 2,000 mm. The size and color of PP boards can also be customized according to customer requirements.

When purchasing PP boards, it is important to pay attention to the board's gloss. If the gloss of the PP board is poor, it may be made from recycled plastic. You can also gently bend the PP board; generally, PP boards have good toughness and are not easily broken. When selecting PP boards, observe the cut surface to check for any impurities inside. A high-quality board will have a pure color on the cross-section without any foreign-colored materials. You can also place the PP board in water; a good PP board has low density and will not sink to the bottom.